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Posted by steve houg on January 11, 2004 at 16:18:08 from (209.191.195.91):
this has nothing to do with tractors but figured I'd give it a try any how. had alot of luck when I painted my farmall c talking on here. I have a 1991 chev 1500 4.3 6 cyl that is burning oil almost over night. the exhaust is very white and also leaves a carbon residue on inside of pipe. it was running cool so I replaced the thermostat and when I checked the oil I noticed hints of coolant in the oil. the dip stick had oil on it but also had scattered amount of discolorization that would lead me to believe it had coolant on it also. however was neither all grey nor all black. have'nt had to add any coolant.
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